Tired of web searches that serve up a biased agenda? Here’s a solution.
Come to the inaugural Brownstone Institute Supper Club/North Shore with Todd Ricketts on June 17th to learn about his new search platform Freespoke.com.
Register here.
Covid is back in the news, with a CIA whistleblower testifying this week about former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Tony Fauci’s heavy-handed shaping of a controlled narrative regarding the Covid virus origins. Also this week, journalist Alex Berenson secured a huge victory for free speech through his settlement with the federal government, which admitted it violated his free speech rights during the Covid pandemic.
Back in the early 2020s, wouldn’t it have been nice to have had all the information at your fingertips so you could have drawn your own conclusions, instead of seeing only what Google and social media sites wanted you to see?
What better time to launch a Brownstone Institute Supper Club on the North Shore featuring Todd Ricketts’ latest project Freespoke.com, a new search engine that serves up information without an agenda.
On June 17th at Uptown in Glencoe, Todd Ricketts, Freespoke.com founder and Chicago Cubs co-owner, and his Freespoke.com co-founder, Kristin Jackson, will share how their vision for transparent internet searches has become reality, and highlight other Freespoke.com tools that put you in control of obtaining information versus the almighty algorithm.
Todd has spoken about Freespoke.com on the popular Ruthless Podcast and also on Fox News.
In the vein of a true supper club, ticket purchase includes a full sit-down dinner at Uptown Glencoe (cash bar), followed by Todd and Kristin plus time for Q&A. Buy tickets here (be sure to use the “+” sign to add tickets to your cart and let the transaction cycle through!).
This is a nonprofit community event – all are welcome. Ticket price pays for food and space.
Brownstone Institute is a national nonprofit founded in 2021 by Jeffrey Tucker to promote public policy on open scientific discourse and personal liberty. Brownstone contributors include Director of the National Institutes of Health Jay Bhattacharya, reporter Alex Berenson (mentioned above), author and DarkHorse podcast host Bret Weinstein, Dr. Pierre Kory, and dozens of other independent voices who champion personal liberty in healthcare and oppose censorship and heavy-handed government mandates.
Brownstone Supper Clubs have been springing up all over to foster discussion and friendship and have sponsored 70-plus presentations across the country.
Come June 17th for the inaugural Brownstone Institute Supper Club/North Shore for dinner and discussion about how we can keep censorship at bay and put information back into the hands of people who want to think for themselves.
This event will sell out! Register here today!
Thank you to all who came to NTN’s April 24th event with Trevian Club America!
Your generosity helped raise $1000 for Trevian Club America — New Trier Neighbors has transferred the funds to them to help fund their future activities.
So what do they have planned?
Weekly club meetings to discuss issues of the day
Regular tabling outside the New Trier lunchroom to let students know about the club and how they can get involved
Attending TPUSA’s Chapter Leadership Summit (CLS) to build connections and learn how to improve the club further (and will meet one on one with Erika Kirk)
Planning a Charlie Kirk Memorial that will likely take place at a park in Northfield later this year
At the April 24th event, we also learned that because these brave students were able to establish Trevian Club America, it caused other schools in the area to follow suit and allow new chapters to form. That’s the impact of a few courageous young people standing up!
Several of you asked how you can buy a Trevian Club America T-shirt – here’s the link to purchase! All proceeds go towards Trevian Club America events and meeting materials.
If you were unable to attend but would still like to support Trevian Club America you can do so here -- just write Trevian Club America in the memo line of your online donation or check.
